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Ghana’s Opposition Demands Forensic Audit of Voters Register Ahead of 2024 Elections

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  • National Democratic Congress stages protests calling for independent scrutiny of voter data
  • Party raises concerns over electoral integrity and unauthorised voter transfers

Accra, Ghana – Ghana’s largest opposition party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has launched a nationwide protest against the Electoral Commission, demanding a forensic audit of the voters register ahead of the December 7 presidential elections. The NDC is calling for a bipartisan investigation into the commission’s conduct, urging an independent audit and immediate publication of its findings.

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